I said Me.txtCrust.Tex t was strCrust, meaning the value for that was strCrust, not the value of strCrust was Me.txtCrust.Tex t
Simple turn it around and instead of putting
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Me.txtCrust.Text = strCrust
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strCrust = Me.txtC
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SOLVED: Just in case anyone was wondering, I figured out what I did wrong and I feel I should post it here so anyone else in a similar predicament can simply view the solution online.
I said Me.txtCrust.Tex t was strCrust, meaning the value for that was strCrust, not the value of strCrust was Me.txtCrust.Tex t
Simple turn it around and instead of putting
put
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...Code:Me.txtCrust.Text = strCrust Me.txtTopping1.Text = strTop1 Me.txtTopping2.Text = strTop2 Me.lblOrder.Text = ("Your order is the following: " & vbNewLine & "" & vbNewLine & "" & strCrust & " style crust" & vbNewLine & "with " & strTop1 & " as the first topping" & vbNewLine & "and " &Leave a comment:
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How to display more than one variable on a label?
Here is my coding, if it helps. I need an answer quick as it's for an assignment at school. I've reviewed this over and over again and I just can't seem to find out what I did wrong....
The
Dim xx As String
coding is under the public form, while the rest is under the button click.
Me.txtCrust.Tex t = strCrust
Me.txtTopping1. Text = strTop1
Me.txtTopping2. Text = strTop2
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